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Hold On Tight
Ok before I tell this story we are going to have to agree to disagree. If you are a young parent you are going to be tempted to tell me my father was a bad parent, and I would strongly disagree with you. On the other hand I would never under any circumstances tell you that you should be the kind of parent he was. I think we will have to agree that things that didn't seem out of the ordinary in the 1970's could be shocking today. So please dear reader take this as a story from a different time and not parenting advice.
By Heather Lunsford3 years ago in Families
How to Experience Sri Lankan Culture
With a rich history that dates back over 2000 years, Sri Lanka lays claim to one of the oldest civilisations in the world. Having been colonised by the Portuguese, the Dutch and finally The British, the island is a unique amalgamation of all of these cultural touchstones. While a vast majority of its population is Sinhalese and Buddhist, there's more to Sri Lanka than iconic temples and meditation centres. Here are some of the best ways to experience the local culture during a holiday on the isle.
By peter canecias3 years ago in Families
How to Roam in Pattaya
Tipped to be Thailand's most popular beach holiday hub for the masses, nearly every travel package to Bangkok also includes a day or two in Pattaya, the vibrant beach capital. While the area may be known for its breathtaking beaches and daring water sports activities, there's more to Pattaya than stunning sunsets and adrenaline-pumping activities. Here's a list of some of the top things to do while roaming around the confines of this paradise city.
By canecias muhandiramge3 years ago in Families
Co-parenting: Surviving This Bittersweet Symphony
The Journey Begins In the realm of parenthood, the love for our children is a force that knows no bounds. From the moment they enter our lives, they become the very essence of us, a love so profound that it fills us with every emotion we can imagine. Yet, life’s twists and turns sometimes lead us down the path of coparenting, where joy and heartache perform a bittersweet symphony.
By KryptaKitty3 years ago in Families
The positive impact of extracurricular activities on reducing instances of bullying
1. Introduction: Understanding the prevalence and consequences of bullying Bullying is a pervasive issue in schools worldwide, affecting the physical and emotional well-being of countless students. The negative impacts of bullying are far-reaching, leading to reduced academic performance, diminished self-esteem, and even mental health issues. To address this issue, it is crucial to explore strategies and interventions that can effectively reduce instances of bullying. One such approach is the promotion of extracurricular activities in schools. This article will delve into the positive impact of extracurricular activities on reducing instances of bullying, highlighting how these activities can foster social skills, empathy, self-confidence, and a sense of belonging among students. By understanding the significance of extracurricular engagement, we can pave the way for a safer and more inclusive school environment.
By eshaal afshan3 years ago in Families
13 Surprising Facts About Men That Deepen Your Understanding
When it comes to understanding men, it can be challenging for women to grasp all there is to know. Delving deeper into the facts reveals several surprising truths about men that often go unnoticed. In this article, we will explore 13 intriguing and lesser-known facts about men that can enhance your understanding of them. Whether you're seeking to better understand your partner or simply expand your knowledge, these surprising facts are guaranteed to pique your interest. So, let's dive into these enlightening revelations!
By BEN DRAXLER3 years ago in Families
Sleepless Nights With Cody
When it comes to caring for my almost 10 year old son Cody, one of the biggest challenges that I have is at bedtime. This is a problem which has lasted for all of Cody's life and is also one of the lesser talked about challenges of raising a child with Down Syndrome. While I can't speak for all children who have Down Syndrome, I can share my personal experiences with taking care of my son Cody.
By Pestis Deathbird3 years ago in Families
Parent and Child Relationship
Once upon a time in a quaint little town, there lived a loving and caring parent named Sarah and her bright-eyed, curious child named Ben. Sarah was a hardworking and compassionate mother who always put her child's happiness and well-being above everything else. Ben, on the other hand, was a playful and imaginative young soul who found wonder in the simplest of things.
By vicky jain3 years ago in Families
How to Experience Melbourne’s Vibrant Coffee Culture
Considered Australia's best holiday hub for caffeine addicts, Melbourne's love of a good cuppa is well documented. Melbourne is home to some of the best cafes and coffee houses in the country, and it is possible to spend an entire vacation just working your way through the best coffee establishments in this dynamic city. From checking out artisanal roasters to grabbing a great cup of coffee every morning, here's how tourists can explore Melbourne's ever-evolving coffee culture.
By canecias muhandiramge3 years ago in Families
